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Originally Posted by theotherside
If there are 5 E7,s and only one can go 21.4 and all the rest go 22.1 to the quarter then there is a lone speed scenario.
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Thanks for your reply.
I see 5 E 7s as a "Speed of the speed" scenario, at best.
To me, Lone Speed implies a frontrunning horse who will find himself alone on an uncontested lead, not just setting the pace. IF there are 5 E7s, it's unlikely anybody is going to be loose on the lead, the other jocks are not going to just let the horse who is 2/5ths faster simply coast to the front....their horses would not have been designated as frontrunners with a preference for the lead...E/P horses might logically be expected to willingly take a back seat, though.
